Monthly Archives: July 2013

10 Minutes of Fame

Posted on July 8, 2013 by Sandy Shi

Weebly In the spirit of teacher librarianship, Karen and I decided to collaborate on our 10 minutes of fame presentation.  Karen will be giving background information on what Weebly is and discuss possible applications for Weebly in the class.  For … Continue reading →

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Module 4

Posted on July 7, 2013 by Sandy Shi

A Moment of Madness No excellent soul is exempt from a mixture of madness. -Aristotle Yikes this week has been very intense!  It has been a frenetic, mad, amazing, invigorating mess.    I’ve learned so much this past week.  I’m trying … Continue reading →

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Module 3

Posted on July 5, 2013 by Sandy Shi

Twitter and Pearltrees For my blog post I wanted to reflect on the two social networking programs, Twitter and Pearltrees, which were introduced in class today.  It was my first experience with both programs.  I knew of Twitter but never … Continue reading →

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Module 2

Posted on July 4, 2013 by Sandy Shi

Connected Self In our group we were asked to discuss the technological dimension of the connected self.  We found that there was lots of overlap between the different dimensions.  What is the technological dimension and how does it differ from … Continue reading →

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Module 1 Questionnaire

Posted on July 3, 2013 by Sandy Shi

Module 1 Questionnaire 1. What policies govern your uses of ICT in your school setting? Our district has put together an online resource that addresses digital citizenship for students, teachers and parents.  All students are required to have a Student … Continue reading →

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